How To Speak French For Beginners

By MalbeBooks

Unlock the beauty and elegance of the French language with "How To Speak French For Beginners." This essential ebook is your passport to mastering the fundamentals of French communication, designed specifically for those taking their first steps into the language. From basic vocabulary and essential phrases to pronunciation tips and conversational strategies, each lesson is crafted to build your confidence and proficiency step by step. With clear explanations, interactive exercises, and audio examples, you'll quickly develop the skills to engage in everyday conversations and navigate French-speaking environments with ease. Whether you're planning a trip to France or simply eager to expand your linguistic horizons, "How To Speak French For Beginners" is your indispensable companion on the journey to fluency. Embrace the allure of French culture and language today!

• Language: English
• Publisher: MalbeBooks
• Release date: Mar 16, 2024
• ISBN: 9798224782956

Book preview

English To French

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In The 7Th Century Ad, What We Know Today As France Began To Be Populated By Gauls, Who Spoke Celtic Languages ​​And These Had No Writing. To The Southwest, The Women Of Aquitaine May Have Spoken A Precursor Language To Basque, But They Also Ignored The Script

For A Long Time, The Language Spoken In Northern Gaul (In Fact Already In France) Is A More Or Less Evolved Latin, And With Great Influences, Mainly Phonetic, From The Germanic Language Spoken By The Franks. In The South, The Evolution Is Different, So That Little By Little Two Languages ​​Are Differentiated With A Border That In Principle Will Be Marked In The Loire, Although Throughout History It Will Move Further South, Due To The Push Political A France Whose Political Center Was In Paris, Since Since The French Revolution, The French Language Has Become An Identifying And Equalizing Element Of All French People. Langue D'OïL ([Langueduí], 'Langue Du Oui'; The Word OïL Evolved To Oui, 'Oui') Was Spoken In The North And Langue D'Oc ([Languedoc], 'Langue Du Oui') Al South.

A - a

B - be

C - se

D - de

E - e

F - ef

G - she

H - ash

I - i

J - shi

K - ka

L - el

M - em

N - en

O - o

P - pe

Q - ku

R - er

S - es

T - te

U - i

V - ve

W - duble ve

X - iks

Y - i grek

Z - zed

1 one  one

2 deux  two

3 three  three

4 quatre  four

5 five  five

6 six  six

7 sept  seven

8 huit  eight

9 neuf  nine

10 dix  ten

11 one  time

12 twelve  twelve

13 thirteen  thirteen

14 fourteen  fourteen

15 quinze  of quince

16 grab  sixteen

Dec 17-Sept  seventeen

18 dix-huit  eighteen

19 dix-neuf  nineteen

20 vingt  twenty

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20 vingt   twenty

21 vingt et a   twenty-one

22 vingt-deux   twenty-two

23 vingt-trois   twenty-three

24 vingt-quatre   twenty-four

25 vingt-cinq   twenty-five

26 vingt-six   twenty-six

27 vingt-sept   twenty-seven

28 vingt-huit   twenty-eight

29 vingt-neuf   twenty-nine

30 thirty   thirty

31 three and  one   thirty one

32 trente-deux   thirty-two

33 thirty-three   thirty-three

34 three-quatre   thirty-four

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